61.   Farther west, temperatures will finally recover to seasonal levels across the Southwest.

62.   Few breaks are expected in the clouds over New England, so readings will stay near seasonal levels.

63.   Frequent surges of polar air have kept readings generally below seasonal levels for over two weeks.

64.   Fragments of high and middle clouds will streak across the skies of the northern Plains and Upper Middle West, with afternoon readings near seasonal levels.

65.   High clouds will stream across the Gulf states into the Carolinas, but readings will still reach near seasonal levels.

66.   High pressure drifting off the coast will provide New England with plentiful sunshine, raising temperatures to seasonal levels by Sunday afternoon.

67.   High pressure settling over the upper Tennessee Valley will promote mainly sunny skies across the Southeast, with daytime readings close to seasonal levels.

68.   High pressure cresting over Idaho will keep temperatures near seasonal levels.

69.   However, temperatures will slip back to seasonal levels Monday night.

70.   However, ample sunshine will boost afternoon temperatures above seasonal levels over most of the region.